• Odd Future Officially Broken Up According To Tyler, The Creator

    Over the past few days, speculation has been wild about the future of hip-hop collective Odd Future, which counts Frank Ocean, Tyler, The Creator, Hodgy Beats and Earl Sweatshirt among its members. Observers have known that the group has been growing apart over the past few years as the members have focused on their burgeoning solo careers, but according to a response to a fan on social media network Spring from Tyler, the group is officially broken up.

  • Lady Gaga Pregnancy Rumors: 'Cheek to Cheek' Singer Shrugs Off Baby Talk at L.A. Show with Tony Bennett

    Though Kim Kardashian and Kanye West may be expecting a new baby, but there's one superstar who is definitely not pregnant: Lady Gaga. Apparently, pregnancy rumors have been swirling around the Cheek to Cheek singer over the last few months as fans have noted the Mama Monster's changing body shape. But, last nigh (May 31) during a concert in Los Angeles with Tony Bennett, the 29-year-old singer admitted that she's just, well, getting older.

  • Ranking New Wave Vocalist Solo Debuts: Sting, Debbie Harry, David Byrne and More

    On this date 30 years ago, Sting released his first solo album—The Dream of The Blue Turtles—after the inevitable split of the feuding Police. Some band vocalists have the chops to make it on their own, and some don't. Based on how Turtles did, we'd say that the bassist was doing alright, and since then he's been nominated as a solo performer for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame...so it seems both fans and critics have taken a liking. You can argue that Sting's solo debut has nothing on Synchronicity, The Police's last album (and tough competition), but it deserved kudos nevertheless. Music Times looked at the first album from a number of other New Wave vocalists and ranked them, from best to "shoulda never left." Check out individual releases from David Byrne, Debbie Harry, Ric Ocasek and more.

  • Second Leaked Rich Homie Quan Song Raps About Raping Women

    Why Rich Homie Quan, why? For the second time in two months, a leaked track titled "Day 1" from a treasure trove of Rich Gang songs that made their way onto the web finds the "Type Of Way" rapper talking about raping a women. To make matters worse (if they can be), the line, "Mansion full of b*tches, about to rape one (I'ma f*ck these hoes)" is used in the hook, so it is repeated throughout the song.

  • Kid Cudi, Jeremy Piven Talk Music Industry, Entourage In Complex Cover Story

    With the Entourage Movie opening in theaters this Wednesday, June 3, two of the film's stars—Jeremy Piven, who plays the inimitable Ari Gold, and Kid Cudi, who plays Gold's assistant Allen—were featured on Complex's June/July Cover Story as they discuss their paths throughout the cutthroat entertainment industry—music and film—as well as, the Entourage Movie, which will feature cameos from other musicians like T.I., Pharrell and Calvin Harris.

  • Lil Wayne Gets Way Too Mad During Charity Basketball Outing in St. Louis

    Lil Wayne has been beefing all over the place recently but it got out of hand when he tried to get in the face of a referee at a charity celebrity basketball game in St. Louis over the weekend. Weezy was in town for the fourth annual LooseCannon Celebrity Basketball game, hosted by local rapper SLIM, when he apparently got irked at the calls being made in, again, a celebrity basketball game.

  • Garth Brooks Cancels Concerts as Tampa Bay Lightning Need Arena for Stanley Cup

    Garth Brook's continuing tour seems to be an unstoppable force, adding, adding multiple dates at every city it stops, but it finally hit an immovable object: The NHL Stanley Cup finals in Tampa. The performer has been forced to cancel three shows due to a game schedule for this Saturday at Amalie Arena on Saturday.
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